employers and insurers to choose not to cover contraceptives due to religious or moral beliefs. the "new york times" reports under the new regulations, hundreds of thousands of women could lose birth control benefits they now receive at no cost under the affordable care act. >> and planned parenthood said this is an unacceptable attack on basic health care that the vast majority of women rely on. white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders defended the move. >> reporter: what would you say maybe to the women out there or to the families out there who now have to pay more out of their pocket to get contraception coverage that they choose and that they desire? >> this is a president who supports the first amendment,